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Working farm in a large barn with live animals, demonstrations & educational exhibits.
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Fun place to visit and learn about farming. Rather expensive though for what is essentially a vosot to a farm with some signage.
Demonstration kitchen, although a nice space with loads of potential, should be hosted by someone who knows how to prepare what is being demonstrated without relying on a recipe.
Good for 1 - 2 hours and I would recommend this museum.
Demonstration kitchen, although a nice space with loads of potential, should be hosted by someone who knows how to prepare what is being demonstrated without relying on a recipe.
Good for 1 - 2 hours and I would recommend this museum.
You can visit this museum free daily from 4-5pm. Which is where we went!!
Really fantastic experience. They have horses, donkeys, cow’s, calfs, chickens, pigs, goats and more!
Great place to bring family as well.
Really fantastic experience. They have horses, donkeys, cow’s, calfs, chickens, pigs, goats and more!
Great place to bring family as well.
Nice place for family day.
The entrance is free from 4:00 to 5:00 pm which I found nice!
The entrance is free from 4:00 to 5:00 pm which I found nice!
I wish there was even more to see here! It's a lovely space and gives you a chance to meet some friendly people and some mellow animals. It's not a petting zoo, and the animals are less stressed for it. Bring a lunch, some hand sanitizer and amble about.
Such a beautiful farm and museum! Staff are all very friendly and answer all your questions. Pretty clean too considering it's a working farm. We had a great time visiting and meeting some animals, and can't wait to come back. We spent a couple hours here but if it wasn't as hot as it was we would have spent the day. Lots to do and learn about!
This place was amazing!! A big huge government farm! Needless to say the animals are so well cared for and we can get super close to them! You can tell they are loved because they all wanted so much attention! I had the best time with my toddler visiting the place.
I have been visiting the Agriculture museum for years now with my 3 nephews, the most recently being Canada Day (when admission is free)! There are some really informative exhibits, especially the canola one, but you just can’t beat seeing all the animals up close, and even getting to pet some. The dairy barn is my favourite for sure! Specifically on canada day, they had food trucks there as well (one was the Merry Dairy ice cream truck).
